RE: Side Mirror

["Gary H." <62to65mopar@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

One cure I seem to recall was, once the mirror is off, put a thin piece 
of aluminum (beer / soda  can thickness?) between the pivot and where it 
rides. The extra thickness from the aluminum provides enough traction 
for the mirror to stay stationary in place while you drive the car, but 
move when you mess with it by hand to adjust viewing location.

How's that sound?  Ring a memory? 

Thanks,
Gary H. 

harry skalla wrote:
...My side view mirror on my 
> 64 Dodge 440, that is the mirror part is loose as a goose. I know there 
> is a 
> way to tighten it, I did it on my 62 Dodge, but I sure can't remember 
> how to 
> do it. I take the snap ring off and then the mirror, but I don't see any 
> 
> screw or anything to tighten it....


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